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Old 12-06-2005, 12:44 AM
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Well, we haven't had much here, but did get some ice on the roads last weekend. I wasn't trying TOO hard to break it loose to see what would happen, but I could definitely feel the traction control (or whatever it is called) 'pull' the rig back straight when I was trying to spin it out.

Mind you, I wasn't going fast as I'm pretty conservative on the ice, but it felt more comfortable than either my suburban or my cherokee, so that's good.

On the snow (not too deep, couple inches), it was totally solid, couldn't get it to spin out at all under acceleration. Could brake better than my other rigs, but that might be the ABS (neither the sub or the cherokee have it).

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